I'm weighing my options, as are the group of investors who purchased at the same time I did. We had a single digit % of the company at one point.
I don't want to get down on your contributions. The discourse is intelligent, but it assumes the management isn't going to rip you off. They have, are, and will continue to. These guys are going to get caught eventually, sooner rather than later, and at that point, there will be some justice.
The number one rule I use in investing is if you know the truth, don't believe the lie. There's nothing the management has done to dispel the truth that when there's a whiff of an opportunity to line their own pockets, they will do it at a significant shareholder expense.
It is a lie to think otherwise until they stop issuing themselves more shares and stop revaluing their options, and now, horror or horrors, transacting between two unproductive companies the board basically "co-directs". It's obvious to me, and will be obvious to any regulators.
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